Sentence examples for more profusely than from inspiring English sources

L. angustifolia 'Imperial Gem' flowers more profusely than 'Hidcote', though the latter remains the hardiest.

Some people sweat more profusely than others and need more fluid replacement.

Native to central China, it flowers earlier and more profusely than the Eastern redbuds and has lustrous dark green leaves.

Some replicators are passed on more profusely than others.

Our results imply that successful lineages diversify more profusely than expected under random branching, generating the large imbalances that characterize emerging depictions of the Tree of Life [4].

Researchers also have found that women cry more than men — and more profusely — because of differences in tear ducts and hormones.

I saw a lot of tough prairie plants being bred to flower more profusely, in a wider range of colors.

Perhaps he will apologise more profusely in part two of the interview.Mr Armstrong has besmirched the reputation of cycling and left an indelible scar on the record books.

Each and every baby burst into tears the moment the lions roared, and cried all the more profusely through the unlikely Matt Damon-Scarlett Johansson love scenes.

These specific structures can be observed more profusely after 30 min of incubation), together with large number of lipid droplets).

It is exciting that these data replicate what was already found more profusely for the effects of lithium in the telencephalon at the level of SVZ.